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Shot-put.--Harvard 1915: C. E. Brickley, R. G. Gibson, H. R. Hardwick, S. B. Pennock, H. S. Strugis. Yale 1915: Bell, Sheppard, Thaw, Woodruff...
...Chamberlin, L. S. Gannett; 56, W. M. Danner, Jr., P. R. Danner; 57, A. C. McGiffert, Jr., W. L. Ustick; 58, M. B. Gulick, P. J. White, Jr.; 59, F. B. Thwing; 60, G. Top Konogy, Jr., uC.; 61, H. F. Browne, L. G. Woodruff; 62, A. Jaretzki, Jr., 63, H. J. Rosatto, J. J. McGinley '14; 64, R. T. Emery, L. A. Noble '14; 65, R. M. Fallon; 66, W.M. Brown, H. T. Nickerson; 67, R. A. Hull; 68, W. B. Martin, L. H. Meade...
...sects., Lower Mass. Mr. Morison's sects. B, H, Harvard 5 Mr. Morison's sects. M, V, Harvard 6 Economics 4, Robinson 1 fl. Engineering 8a, Pierce 202 Engineering 16n, Pierce 207 French 1I, II, III, Zool. Lect. Room Government 4: Akerson to Levy, Sever 5 Loenholm to Woodruff, Sever 6 Greek BII, Sever 30 History 7, Sever 24 Italian 1, Pierce 209 Italian 10, Sever 30 Mathematics A: Ames to Dixon, Sever 17 Fannon to Keating, Sever 18 Lincoln to Swan, Sever 23 Swift to Wood, Sever 24 Mathematics 3, Holden Mathematics 24, Holden Metallurgy 11, Pierce 202 Mineralogy...
...municipal government by an undergraduate student in any American college or university, will be awarded in 1911-12 for competition upon the subject of "The Appointment of Higher Municipal Officers by the Merit System." Essays must not exceed 10,000 words, and must be sent to Hon. C. R. Woodruff, Secretary of the League, Philadelphia, Pa., not later than March 15, 1912. Further information concerning the terms of the competition may be had at the Bureau for Research in Municipal Government, 14 Wadsworth House. Each of the last four annual competitions for this prize has been won by a Harvard...
...Department of Geology and Geography will conduct two excursions during the April recess, one to Martha's Vineyard and the other to New Jersey. The first party, under the direction of Assistant Professor J. B. Woodruff and E. Wigglesworth '08, will leave the South Station today for Gayhead, on the western end of the island of Martha's Vineyard, where the party will stay until the following Friday studying the Gayhead Cliffs. Professor Woodruff has been engaged at odd times since 1887 in watching the retreat of these cliffs under the action...